Sir Chris Whitty claimed attempts by tobacco lobbyists to make any debate around smoking legislation about health vs freedom are 'dishonest'....it's surely him. As Longrider points out.
Under the final must-do plan, doctors should promote vaping to patients as an 'effective tool to help people to quit smoking tobacco'.
'We know vapes are not a "silver bullet" nor are they totally risk-free, but the alternative is far worse,' the review states.
That's if you can actually get to see a GP, of course!
Cartoons and images on vaping products that appeal to children should be banned and flavours should be reviewed to ensure they don't appeal to young people, the report states.
What sort of flavours don't appeal to young people, then? Semolina? Broccoli?
Mr Javid told Parliament that the Government 'will now consider its response' to Dr Khan's 'clear and challenging' recommendations. He said the Government is already investing in smoking prevention through a public health grant but 'will examine where we can go further'.
I know where you and your wretched nannying government can go, Sajid...
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